League Leaders Low In BP For Es Indians Seeks Ten Hits Per Game
Field by Chas J Truitt reports on the league standings as the third series opens with the Indians leading by one game. Crisfield Parkesley and Easton trail amid high batting totals with 10 hits per game for the Salisbury club and multiple players showing power with four home runs by Crisfield Dover and Ikeley. The Indians rely on tenacity, with runners stranded in key moments and mixed results from other clubs as the circuit enters a pivotal stretch.
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Perry
Crisfield Crabbers
Deorchester
Frank Baker
Kain
Kastun
Cambridge
Smith
Dever
Salisburndians
Tate Russ Salisbury
Dover
Crisfield
Parksaley
Easton
White
Indians
Arriors
Crisheid
Ikeley
Ralph Yeh
Martin
Par
Dover Regrovative at Salisbury Slugfest Innings
A garbled box score recaps a baseball game with Salmon and Clancy delivering hits and home runs. Scoring mentions runners advanced, pitchers Scott Menocky and Lloyd, and multiple outs. The text notes errors, hit by pitch, stolen bases, and umpires Anderson and Mitchell with a 2.17 time of game.
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Dover
Salisbury
Salmon
Clarke
Mattis Clancy
Venoshy
Scott
Menosh
Menocky
Adams
Memosky
Quinn
Deeble
Clancy
Massey
Doherty
Johnson
Barry
Slaughter
Scottmpires
McAndrews
Mattiheli
Douhert
Dres
Sehaees
Gles
Ward
Lloyd
Van
En Ballo
Nan Leonard
Clary
Anderson
Mitchell
Leay
Mardela nips Western for fourth county title game
Wicomico High defeats Mardela 4 to 0 in a pitching duel to move within one win of the county championship. Hilltop forces travel to Mardela High for the next game as the series resumes Monday with the locals aiming to clinch their third straight county crown.
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Pinny Mea
Mar- Hugh
Ryall
Wicomico High Port
Crrign
Wicomicw High
Jock Eam
Larmor
Fragmentary OCR Summary Item
Unclear readable text fragment mentions figures and a meeting or appointment. No distinct persons, organizations, or places are identifiable from the legible words. No verifiable event or outcome can be established from the available fragment.
New Brooklyn Prexy Appointed Head of National League Ball Club
The article announces the new president of a National League baseball team, noting prior roles with Athletic American Association, Hallamer, and St Louis Cardinals. It mentions a later coaching stint with the New York Giants after John McGraw’s management began and highlights two championships brought to the city during Rebbeon’s tenure.
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Acte
Besball
Harte HO
National League Scores Mixed as Games Reported
Reading shows New York defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0 while Chicago 41 tied with Pittsburgh 1 in a Cincinnati area game. Other results are unclear due to damaged OCR but include Philadelphia and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh contests.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Standing Of The Clubs In Era stern Shore League
No games scheduled as Cambridge, Crisfeld, Easton, Salisbury, and Parksley standings remain listed. Teams Cambridge and Parksley show mixed records with Dever and Easton among the leaders. standings reflect current week’s results and postponed fixtures in the Era stern Shore League.
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Cambridge
Crisfeld
Depester's Forecast Spills Into Daily Picks
A jittery note recounts a weathered forecast with mentions of Saltebucy's Dev ere and Partsley. It predicts Nalshery to beat Easten, Dever to beat Crisheld, and Parksley to beat Cambridge as a weekly sports prediction.
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Emttor
Clebs
Bevenseer
Saltebucy’s
Wicomico High Baseball Team Posts Strong 1925 Season
The Wicomico High baseball squad, known as the Hilltop Warriors, posted an excellent 1925 record with only one defeat. Coach Curry led the team to a first-class performance as former Bucknell University star volunteered as coach and helped lift the program to top form despite a rough loss to a Gret class aggregation.
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Wicomico High
Hang
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Dever
Curry
Teele
Bicnomas High
Hilltop Warriors
Weale
Legiate Institute
Iaver
Nahebury
Athlet
Bertm Ag
Whemseu High
Bickmuond University
Wes
oGrm
Toons
Carey Bape
Tame Wort
Mg Bach Terughess the
Caine
Battered baseball season hints at star power and injuries
The piece tracks rising stars Connie Mack and Connie Mack’s pitchers, noting Hurley Jackson Ryall as a strong slugging trio with over 60 RBIs alongside Hauser Hauser and Gray. It highlights Walter Johnson’s dominance, internal team injuries, and shifts in catching and pitching roles across the majors.
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Geld
Jackeen
Larmere
Waller
Eut
Meare Ryall
Jackson
Booth
Hursling
Hurley
Ryall
Neers
MUNCHING PEANUTS AGAIN DION AT PRACTICE
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic scene with mention of Dion and a practice. The text references scattered floor items and a warning about danger. No clear event or outcome is established from the readable excerpts.
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Chas. J. Truitt
Gabe Cribe
Rae
Parksley
Esston
Peobane hite—Slaughter
Noonan
Avemican League
Sceres
Wahington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St Louis
Veland
H Johnson
Early
H E Masery
Gladen
Noeana
Leonard
Menoshy
Camarano
Bennett
Debason
Mattis
Fiuzberger
Slaeght Voyles
If Clarke
Bote
van Raven
Reblmssa
Finth
Eman
Donner
H Leonard
Lube Clancy
Ee Noovan
Cincinnati
Adama
Leary
Choeareas
St Laur
Raston
Ice
Mardela
New
PREXY
Toms
Arsligsy
Wilbert Robinson
Hoeton
Neomnati
Stase
Pittasburgh
Erastern Shore Leagie
Meg Saat
Andy Chust
Capes
Depester
Depenter
Minmbdimman
Jina
Conaie Mack
Connie
Eadh
South Paw
Fred Heimach
Joe Hauser
Mack
Diggs
Hauser
Kmen
Verious K
Serious Brands AP
Walter Johnson
Jack Bentley
New York Giant
Alexander
Chicago Cubs
Athletics
Sam Gray
Gray
Meath
Gras
Urey and Cashraas
Connie Mack
Wets
Wanner
A . Re
Heroes World
Marrin
Walter
Aystem
Emi-Hers
Jo Bassler
Tygers
Baaster
Glenn Myatt
Myatt
American Association
Wally Schang
Yankees
Hank Severeid
Browne
Larry Woodall
Peins
Muddy Ryel
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Healine
Phillies
Gowdy
Snyder
Gibson
Hraves
Hargrave
Eachi
Commons
Everett True
Dion
Tars
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